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Dark is the morning : a novel / Rupert Thomson.

Van Pelt Library PR6070.H685 D36 2026
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Thomson, Rupert, Author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Man-woman relationships--Fiction.
Man-woman relationships.
Jealousy--Fiction.
Jealousy.
Abruzzo (Italy)--Fiction.
Abruzzo (Italy).
Genre:
Novels.
Fiction.
Romance fiction.
Physical Description:
291 pages ; 21 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : Other Press, [2026]
Summary:
"A man's inner demons threaten his chance at love with a childhood friend in this poignant, propulsive novel set against the beauty of modern Italy. As a 9-year-old schoolgirl, Franca tells Gino that she will marry him one day, and against all the odds her prophecy comes true. Set in a mountain village in Abruzzo in the early 2000s, Dark Is the Morning is the story of two ordinary young people who fall in love and seem destined for a life of happiness. But there is something in Franca's past that haunts Gino. His curiosity gradually turns into obsession-an obsession that will have heartbreaking consequences. Dark Is the Morning has a timeless, eternal quality, like a fable or a fairy-tale. In a world where women's strength often holds communities together, it speaks to male fragility and to the insidious and corrosive power of jealousy. Shifting between tenderness and paranoia, between beauty and tragedy, this is an extraordinary novel from one of the UK's most unpredictable and celebrated writers"-- Provided by publisher.
Other Format:
Online version Thomson, Rupert Dark is the morning
ISBN:
9781635422283
1635422280
OCLC:
1541913229

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